JPS6053192A - Drying apparatus for veranda - Google Patents

Abstract

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Description

DETAILED DESCRIPTION OF THE INVENTION The present invention relates to a clothes drying device that is attached to a bar rung installed in a high-rise residential building such as an apartment building, and in particular, the present invention relates to a clothes drying device that is installed between the outer wall of the building and the handrail of the rung or the like. This relates to a drying device for drying clothes.

Conventionally, various types of clothes drying devices have been developed that are installed between the outside wall of a building and the handrail of a rung.

'-57 For example, one end of a long, rib-shaped clothesline pole support material is fixed to the outer wall of a building, and the other end is provided with a U-shaped engagement part, and this U-shaped holding part is used as a handrail. There is a clothes drying device that is installed between the exterior wall of a building and the handrail in opposition to the cap installed at the upper end, but in such a device, the U-shaped engaging part is attached to the cap at a different position. There was an inconvenience that the cap was determined by itself and the cap could not be installed in any desired position. In addition, since the U-shaped engaging portion simply engages the cap from above, it may detach from the cap due to wind, etc., and as a result, the clothesline support crab rung integrated with the U-shaped retaining portion may There was also the drawback that the laundry would fall off onto the floor, and the rod inserted into the clothesline rod supporting material would also fall off, staining the laundry.

Therefore, the present invention provides a wall anchor attached to a wall of a building, a handrail anchor attached to a handrail such as a rung, one end of which is anchored to the wall anchor, and the other end of which is attached to the handrail. It consists of a clothes-drying rod support material that is secured to a locking device and installed between the wall of a building and a handrail of a balcony, etc., and the handrail locking device that is attached to the handrail surrounds the peripheral wall surface of the handrail's cap. By holding and supplying the R-rang clothes drying device attached to Kasagi,
Place the clothesline support material between the wall of the building and the handrail,
The main objective is to obtain a clothes drying device that can be installed in any position and that can be installed between the wall of a building and a handrail to prevent the clothes drying pole support from falling off. It is something to do.

An embodiment of the present invention will be described below based on the accompanying drawings. FIG. 1 shows an overall view of a clothes drying device for clothes bags, and this clothes drying device consists of wall anchors Ac! :,'One end is locked to the handrail locking tool B attached to the handrail 3 of the rung 2 and the wall surface locking tool A, and the other end is locked to the handrail locking tool B to connect the wall surface 1 of the building. and the handrail 3 of the iranda 2 (!:).

To explain in more detail the clothes drying device for clothes rungs having the above-mentioned configuration, as shown in FIG. It is attached to the wall surface 1 of the building by an expansion bolt 5 whose tip is expanded.

A handrail locking tool B is attached to the handrail cap 5 which is attached to the upper end of the handrail 3, facing the wall surface locking tool A.

As shown in FIG. 3, this handrail locking tool B includes a top frame 6a and a side frame 6b surrounding the outer circumferential surface of a rectangular columnar cap 5.
, 6c, and a lower frame 6d, and a locking part 10 that locks the clothesline rod support C. As shown in FIG.
A spring 8 is wound around this hinge 7. Further, this pin 7 forms the tip of a U-shaped rod storage tool 11, and the rod storage tool 11 is suspended from the frame 6, and due to the biasing force of this spring 8, the rod storage tool 11 is normally attached to the rung 2.
2, that is, at the position shown by the imaginary line in FIG. 2, and can be easily moved to the position shown by the solid line by some external force, such as by hand. Therefore, when it is desired to store the rod 13 in the rod storage tool 11 when not in use, the rod storage tool 11 is moved by hand from the position shown by the imaginary line to the position shown by the solid line, and the rod 3-12 is stored in the rod storage tool 11.

Further, with this bin 7, as shown in FIG. 3, a locking part 10 having a ring 9 is pivotally attached to the lower end of the side frame 6C, and a chain-shaped clothesline pole support C is engaged with this ring 9. It has been stopped. When the chain C is removed from the ring 9 when not in use, the spring 8
Due to the urging force, the locking portion 10 comes into contact with the support surface of the handrail 3. The other end of the lower frame 6d is connected to the side frame 6d by a pin 12, as shown in FIG. 3, and the pin 12 is detachable.

And the name of winding the handrail locking tool B around the cap 5 of the handrail 3 is as follows.
Remove the pin 12, align the upper frame 6a1 and the side frames 6b and 6c with the outer peripheral surface of the cap 5, then align the lower frame 6d with the cap, align one end with the lower end of the side frame 6b, and use the hinges 8 to close the lower frame 6d. By connecting the cap and the side frame 6b, the outer circumferential surface of the cap 5 can be wound. After removing the pin 10 in this way and releasing the connection between the bottom frame 6d and the side frame 6b, the top frame 5a, side frames 6b, and 6e are attached to the cap 5 from above - -- 4-. Therefore, the frame body 6 can be freely attached to any position on the cap 5, and the attachment method is simple.

Furthermore, since the frame body 6 is attached by surrounding the outer peripheral surface of the cap 5, that is, by being wound around it, the frame 6 does not come off from the cap 5.

Further, a thumbscrew 14 is screwed into the side frame 6b1 and the bottom frame 6d, and since this thumbscrew 14 presses the outer circumferential wall of the capboard 5 via a washer, tightening the thumbscrew 14 allows the frame to The body 6 can be firmly attached to the Kasagi 5, and the handrail locking tool B
The attachment to Kasagi 5 was perfect. This wing screw 14
Since it is not visible from the outside, that is, it is screwed to the aesthetic upper and lower frame 6d and the side frame 6d, but it is not necessarily the case that the lower frame 6
It is not to be screwed only to the d1 upper frame 6a, but may be screwed to the upper frame 6a1 and the side frame 6c, and may be changed at any time according to the design.

As shown in FIG. 5, a metal chain is used as the clothesline support C, but this is not necessarily limited to a metal chain either. You may also use A rod holder 15 through which the rod 13 can be inserted is hooked to the clothesline rod support material C. As mentioned above, one end of this clothesline support C is locked to the ring 9 of the locking part 10 of the handrail locking device B, and the other end is connected to the ring 9 of the locking part 10 of the handrail locking device B, as shown in FIG. and is locked to the annular portion 4 of the wall surface fastener A. That is, when in use, it is installed between the wall 1 of the building and the handrail 3 of the deck 2. If there is a problem with pedestrians walking on the R lander when it is not in use, as mentioned above, one end of the clothesline pole support C can be attached to the handrail 1 to the handrail B.
The part 11 of the ring 9 is separated from the ring 9 of the part 10.

Further, if the clothesline support member is not in use but does not interfere with pedestrians' walking, the clothesline support member may be left in place.

As described above, according to the present invention, the Senreki locking tool surrounds the peripheral wall surface of the handrail cap and is attached to the handrail at IJ2, so the handrail fastening tool can be freely attached to any position on the handrail. Easy to install as well as possible.

Further, there is no risk that the handrail locking tool will separate from the handrail cap, and as a result, there is an advantage that there is no chance of the clothesline pole support falling to the floor.

[Brief explanation of drawings]

The drawings show one embodiment of the present invention, and Fig. 1 is an overall view of the clothes drying device of the present invention, and Fig. 2 shows a wall latching device and a handrail latching device attached to a wall surface and a handrail, respectively. FIG. 3 is a perspective view of the handrail locking device attached to the handrail, FIG. 4 is a plan view of the handrail locking device in FIG. 3, and FIG. It is an explanatory view of the attached Yoshikoro clothesline pole support material. A: Wall anchoring device, B: Handrail anchoring device, C: Clothesline pole support material, 1: Building wall, 2: ...R ring,
3... Handrail, 5... Handrail Kasagi. Representative Patent Attorney Junya Suzuki Figure 4

Claims (1)

[Claims] A wall anchor attached to a wall of a building, a handrail anchor attached to a handrail such as an R-Rung, one end of which is anchored to the wall anchor, and the other end of which is anchored to the handrail anchor. It consists of a clothesline pole support material that is suspended between the wall of the building and a handrail such as an R-Rung, and the handrail locking device attached to the handrail surrounds the peripheral wall surface of the handrail's cap and connects it to the handrail. The clothes drying device for rungs is characterized by its fixed attachment.